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Field Usage Sample Clauses

Field Usage. For calendar year 2022, the Village will permit Programmer to conduct the Recreational Activities on the Fields in accordance with the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit A. Programmer will have no rights to use the Fields outside of the dates and times identified on Exhibit A. If Programmer desires to amend the schedule attached as Exhibit A to add or modify usage dates, Programmer must make such a request to the Village Administrator no less than two (2) weeks prior to the requested date change. The Village Administrator may add, remove, or modify the schedule attached as Exhibit A without further action of the Village Board.
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Field Usage. (a) The City will have the use of all four fields on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of every week and fields C and D every Friday night during the spring, summer and fall seasons. (b) The Commission will have the use of all four fields on Monday, Saturday and Sunday of every week and fields A and B every Friday night during the spring, summer and fall seasons.
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Field Usage. The usage of common fields is explained below. DOMAIN_KEY: Holds the primary key of the domain. For all server level records, this will be the only candidate for primary key. ALTER_TIME: This is time stamp of time when the record was created or updated. PREVIOUS_RECORD: Holds the key of the previous amendment to this record. If no previous amendment exists, then this field is NULL. STATUS: Value ranges -1: Record Deleted. 1-49: Setup under progress. 50: Setup completed. 51-99: Billing under progress. 100: Billing completed.
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Field Usage. 1. Enforcement of time limits increases the availability of spaces. Set up, warm up, break down and clean up must all be completed within your rental time period. 2. All agreements are for the sole use of the Permittee and may not be transferred to another team/organization. 3. Xxx Xxxx Athletic reserves the right to alter agreement times, if needed, to accommodate club programs. 4. A copy of the approved agreement and contract must be made available on the site upon request.
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Field Usage. Charlotte Independence shall be entitled to use the soccer fields (“fields”) at Mazeppa Park for a minimum of 174 hours per week in the Spring and Fall Soccer Seasons and a minimum of 115 hours per week in the Summer and Winter Soccer Seasons. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, Charlotte Independence’s minimal hour usage shall be subject to and may be reduced by (1) events scheduled on the Tournament Calendar as released on January 1 of each year by the Tournament Assignment Committee, the same being appointed each year by the Town’s Parks and Recreation Department; (2) non-exclusive use measures contemplated herein; and (3) closure of the fields for any permitted reason under this Agreement. Town agrees to xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Independence priority usage of artificial turf fields 3, 4 and 5 and grass field 2. Priority usage is defined as the opportunity to reserve field space prior to other organizations. Charlotte Independence shall coordinate with the Town’s Athletic Activities Manager prior to each season to confirm and to reserve such usage. All field usage requests must be submitted by Charlotte Independence at least 30 days prior to the start of each season or the fields become open for usage on a first-come first-served basis. At no time shall Charlotte Independence have simultaneous use of all fields or all turf fields to the exclusion of other parties in order to reach the minimum hours contemplated herein unless the Town determines, in its sole discretion, that such use would not create a hinderance to the use of the fields by other individuals, groups or organizations expressing an interest in the use of said fields. In addition to the minimum hours of usage granted above, the Town shall provide Charlotte Independence with second tier priority consideration for up to a maximum of six (6) tournament or special event weekend reservations per year. Charlotte Independence may submit additional requests, but any requests beyond those granted herein shall not have the special priority over other applicants for weekend tournament and special event reservations. Fields shall be used in accordance with all Town rules, regulations, and policies, which are incorporated herein by reference, and the fields may only be used by Charlotte Independence for soccer training and soccer play purposes. The Town reserves the exclusive right to close the Park or close any or all fields if the Town deems it unsafe or impractical to continue an event ...
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Field Usage. For calendar year 20 , the Village will permit Programmer to conduct the Recreational Activities on the Fields in accordance with the schedule attached hereto as Exhibit A. Programmer will have no rights to use the Fields outside of the dates and times identified on Exhibit A.
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Field Usage. MTTA shall be entitled to use the soccer fields (“fields”) at Mazeppa Park for a minimum of twelve (12) tournament or special event weekend reservations per year with second tier priority consideration. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the foregoing, the MTTA’s minimal weekend usage shall be subject to and/or may be reduced by the following: (1) events scheduled on the Tournament Calendar as released on January 1 of each year by the Tournament Assignment Committee, the same being appointed each year by the Town’s Parks and Recreation Department; (2) non- exclusive use measures contemplated herein; and (3) closure of the fields for any permitted reason under this Agreement. The MTTA may submit additional requests, but any requests beyond those granted herein shall not have the special priority over other applicants for weekend tournament and special event reservations. All tournament or special event reservations, both priority and non-priority, shall be subject to the applicable usage fees and any other fees and expenses as set forth in all fee schedules adopted by the Town for the year the tournament or special event takes place. Fields shall be used in accordance with all Town rules, regulations, and policies, which are incorporated herein by reference, and the fields may be used by the MTTA for soccer training and soccer play purposes and for any other mutually agreed upon programs, activities or events. The Town reserves the exclusive right to close the Park or close any or all fields if the Town deems it unsafe or impractical to continue an event or game for any reason. The parties recognize there may be some variation in the lengths of the soccer seasons within a year from year to year. The Town shall retain the sole right to determine the beginning and ending of each soccer season in any given year; however, Town agrees to consider in good faith any recommendations made by the MTTA pertaining to the beginning and ending dates of each soccer season as it pertains to use of the Park.
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Field Usage a. The League shall have the non-exclusive use of baseball/softball 1, 2, and 3 located in the Madeira Beach Recreation Complex, in accordance with the days/dates noted below. All use of facilities will be scheduled through the Recreation Department. Field allocation will be determined by the Recreation Director or his designee, which, when approved by the City will not be modified without fourteen (14) days written notice to the League or as mutually agreed upon, unless necessary field maintenance exists in which twenty-four
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Field Usage. 1. CRW shall pay a rental fee of $50.00 per hour for indoor field usage and $30.00 per hour for outdoor field usage. 2. CRW shall reserve a minimum of 3 hours per week of field usage during the Spring season and a minimum of 12 hours per week of field usage during the Fall season. 3. CRW shall notify the CITY in writing (email is acceptable) of the specific field locations and dates it requests to reserve for CRW’s use for the Fall season no later than August 15 and for the Spring season no later than February 15 of each year. 4. CITY shall reserve the requested fields for CRW’s use for the respective season. CITY shall have the flexibility to reassign a specific field location and/or date due to weather conditions, field conditions, or for use by other CITY recreational programs, local school sports program, or Xxxxxx State College with 24 hours notice to CRW. CITY shall not reassign a specific field location and/or date for use by a nongovernment soccer program. 5. CITY shall provide Department staff to operate the Department’s facilities while in use by CRW.
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